Estlin
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Yikes. That's not encouraging. I hope that his attitude issues are temporary and can be rectified. The last thing that the Bruins need is another young player with such issues.
he`ll be fine, not like we`ve never seen/heard this before, it`s not great news but not earth shattering either. What wasn`t mentioned is how putrid the Sea Dogs start to the season was and while Zboril and his game weren`t helping, he was far from the only player on that roster playing well below expectations
he`ll be fine, not like we`ve never seen/heard this before, it`s not great news but not earth shattering either. What wasn`t mentioned is how putrid the Sea Dogs start to the season was and while Zboril and his game weren`t helping, he was far from the only player on that roster playing well below expectations
With all due respect Andrew, how the Sea Dogs started out should have no bearing in regards to a players attitude. While I will agree with the fact that it could affect stats you never, ever give up on your team no matter what. Speaks to character. This isn't about his play, but about attitude. (Which is what I like about Senyshyn because even 5 goals down, he never gives up and puts his body on the line - until the final buzzer)
That said, I've never met him. But I have met players with the so called "diva attitude". They are easy to spot. People I have a great deal of respect for mentioned it to me well before the draft so I believe them.
Can it be corrected? Sure. If he's willing to change. But the fact that it happened this season isn't a good signal that anything is changing.
Those same people tell me that they think his attitude will change so I believe that as well. But it shouldn't be brushed aside that it's still going on.
Agree Dom, but will add young players with these type of flaws can change with the correct guidance and good coaching. It will be interesting to see how his coach handles this.
I would guess the Bruins brass knew this to be a "problem" with this kid before they made him their first pick in the draft. So I have confidence It can be fixed.
With all due respect Andrew, how the Sea Dogs started out should have no bearing in regards to a players attitude. While I will agree with the fact that it could affect stats you never, ever give up on your team no matter what. Speaks to character. This isn't about his play, but about attitude. (Which is what I like about Senyshyn because even 5 goals down, he never gives up and puts his body on the line - until the final buzzer)
That said, I've never met him. But I have met players with the so called "diva attitude". They are easy to spot. People I have a great deal of respect for mentioned it to me well before the draft so I believe them.
Can it be corrected? Sure. If he's willing to change. But the fact that it happened this season isn't a good signal that anything is changing.
Those same people tell me that they think his attitude will change so I believe that as well. But it shouldn't be brushed aside that it's still going on.
Sounds like Marchand.Speaking of Zboril, eventful game yesterday in a win vs Val-d'Or.
He had a goal, 5 shots, 3 hits, was +1, and had 6 PIM's. Two for cross-checking, two for Interference, and two for Interference from the Bench...whatever that means
From the stories I've heard from former teammates in Halifax and Moncton, Mr.Marchand had quite the Diva attitude. He also has a drive to win that is unmatched by many. I wouldn't write off Zboril yet, but the rumour certainly is troublesome.
There was no shortage of NHL prospects on display, including Pioneers super sophomore Danton Heinen, who had two goals and an assist. His long, seemingly effortless stride gives him great food speed. The 2014 fourth round selection of the Boston Bruins was around the puck all night and a constant threat to do something dynamic each shift.
On his first goal he picked up the puck at the left circle, patiently holding onto it until he had BC goaltender Thatcher Demko down and out. He roofed a backhander into the top shelf. His second strike of the night came on the power play. After receiving a pass at the right circle, he wasted no time in getting off a quick shot that went right above Demko's glove in no time. He had the primary assist on Will Butcher's power play goal in the third period.
"This is by far the best game he's played this year. He's a special player. He just makes everyone on the ice better. He puts pucks to areas that people can skate into. You saw the skill on the two goals," said Montgomery
From the stories I've heard from former teammates in Halifax and Moncton, Mr.Marchand had quite the Diva attitude. He also has a drive to win that is unmatched by many. I wouldn't write off Zboril yet, but the rumour certainly is troublesome.
With all due respect Andrew, how the Sea Dogs started out should have no bearing in regards to a players attitude. While I will agree with the fact that it could affect stats you never, ever give up on your team no matter what. Speaks to character. This isn't about his play, but about attitude. (Which is what I like about Senyshyn because even 5 goals down, he never gives up and puts his body on the line - until the final buzzer)
That said, I've never met him. But I have met players with the so called "diva attitude". They are easy to spot. People I have a great deal of respect for mentioned it to me well before the draft so I believe them.
Can it be corrected? Sure. If he's willing to change. But the fact that it happened this season isn't a good signal that anything is changing.
Those same people tell me that they think his attitude will change so I believe that as well. But it shouldn't be brushed aside that it's still going on.
Seems like a weird thing to do when you know your every move is being scrutinised by your NHL club. Ah well, what are ya gonna do. I was an idiot when I was 18 so I can't really comment.
I was still an idiot into my 30`s
Likewise my friend
I see that Lauzon has set a Huskies record for points in consecutive games. He now has 24 points in 15 games, with 21 assists. To put that in context, he had 21 assists and 36 points in 60 games last year. He's playing on a good team but the kid has flat out gone into beast mode
Lauzon; the next PK subban.
Hopefully in some ways, but not others